Peacemaker Guide: Cast, Every Episode, Trivia and Where to Stream

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Peacemaker poster

Series guide

Peacemaker
  • TV Series
  • 2022–2025
  • TV-MA
  • 33–58 min
  • HBO Max
  • Superhero
  • Action
  • Black comedy
  • Drama

Christopher Smith, the self-styled Peacemaker, tries to build a life beyond killing for peace while government black-ops work keeps dragging him back in.

Creators
James Gunn
Stars
John Cena · Danielle Brooks · Freddie Stroma

Images: HBO Max

Where to watch Peacemaker

Both seasons of Peacemaker stream on HBO Max in the US, all 16 episodes, on every plan from $10.99 a month with ads. You can also add HBO Max as a channel on Prime Video, or buy season 1 outright there. Season 1 is on Blu-ray and DVD; no season 2 disc has been released.

Streaming options in the United States, updated Sep 15, 2026. More from hbomax.com, amazon.com. Service logos are trademarks of their owners.

Episodes aired
16 of 16
Seasons
2
Episodes
16
Rated
TV-MA
Season 3
Not ordered

Seasons 2

Peacemaker episodes 16

Peacemaker has 16 episodes across two seasons, eight in each. Season 1 (2022) was a spin-off of The Suicide Squad; season 2 (2025) moved the show into the DCU.

Season

Season 1 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Jan 13, 2022 to Feb 17, 2022

  1. E1Jan 13
  2. E2Jan 13
  3. E3Jan 13
  4. E4Jan 20
  5. E5Jan 27
  6. E6Feb 3
  7. E7Feb 10
  8. E8Feb 17
  1. S1.E1 ·

    A Whole New Whirled

    Newly recovered from The Suicide Squad, Chris Smith heads home and finds his freedom depends on joining a secretive government task force.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  2. S1.E2 ·

    Best Friends, For Never

    After a messy first night on the job, trust inside the team is thin, and Chris gets an unexpected visitor while he weighs what he has been asked to do.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  3. S1.E3 ·

    Better Goff Dead

    The team's first real mission, a stakeout of a high-profile target, goes sideways fast once a skilled bodyguard gets involved.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  4. S1.E4 ·

    The Choad Less Traveled

    Chris learns how the team handled his father's legal trouble and decides to confront his family history head-on.

    Directed by Jody Hill · Written by James Gunn

  5. S1.E5 ·

    Monkey Dory

    The team checks out a site linked to their targets and discovers the threat is far bigger than anyone told them.

    Directed by Rosemary Rodriguez · Written by James Gunn

  6. S1.E6 ·

    Murn After Reading

    The police close in on Chris, and one chaotic night leaves the whole team more exposed than ever.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  7. S1.E7 ·

    Stop Dragon My Heart Around

    With the team split up and under pressure, Chris is pushed into a confrontation he has avoided for years.

    Directed by Brad Anderson · Written by James Gunn

  8. S1.E8 ·

    It's Cow or Never

    Season finale. With the group at odds, the team makes one last push to stop the threat before time runs out.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

Open the season 1 guide ›

Season 2 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Aug 21, 2025 to Oct 9, 2025

  1. E1Aug 21
  2. E2Aug 28
  3. E3Sep 4
  4. E4Sep 11
  5. E5Sep 18
  6. E6Sep 25
  7. E7Oct 2
  8. E8Oct 9
  1. S2.E1 ·

    The Ties That Grind

    Chris tries out for a place on a new superhero team, Harcourt struggles to find work, and Economos is ordered to keep watch on his old friend.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  2. S2.E2 ·

    A Man Is Only as Good as His Bird

    Economos butts heads with his new supervisor while Chris deals with the fallout of a secret he is keeping from everyone.

    Directed by Greg Mottola · Written by James Gunn

  3. S2.E3 ·

    Another Rick Up My Sleeve

    Chris gets a taste of the hero's life he always wanted, while Economos takes the heat for a mission that went wrong.

    Directed by Greg Mottola · Written by James Gunn

  4. S2.E4 ·

    Need I Say Door

    A.R.G.U.S. steps up its hunt for Chris with some unusual new hires, and Harcourt is handed an offer that puts her in a bind.

    Directed by Peter Sollett · Written by James Gunn

  5. S2.E5 ·

    Back to the Suture

    After a rough run-in with A.R.G.U.S., Chris makes a big choice about his future while his friends try to hold the group together.

    Directed by Alethea Jones · Written by James Gunn

  6. S2.E6 ·

    Ignorance Is Chris

    The 11th Street Kids decide how far they will go for their friend, while Flag looks for help in an unlikely place.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

  7. S2.E7 ·

    Like a Keith in the Night

    As A.R.G.U.S. closes in, the 11th Street Kids find themselves in far deeper danger than they bargained for.

    Directed by Alethea Jones · Written by James Gunn

  8. S2.E8 ·

    Full Nelson

    Season finale. The 11th Street Kids rally around Chris as Flag's plans raise the stakes for everyone.

    Directed by James Gunn · Written by James Gunn

Open the season 2 guide ›

Videos 5

  • Official Teaser (season 1)HBO Max · YouTube
  • Official Trailer (season 1)HBO Max · YouTube
  • Official Trailer 2 (season 1)DC · YouTube
  • Official Teaser (season 2)HBO Max · YouTube
  • Official Trailer (season 2)HBO Max · YouTube

Where Peacemaker sits in the DCU

Peacemaker is the bridge between two versions of DC on screen. Season 1 arrived in January 2022 as a spin-off of a film from the old regime; season 2 arrived in August 2025 as the first TV series released after Superman rebooted the DCU under James Gunn, who wrote all 16 episodes himself.

Peacemaker key art
Official Peacemaker key art. Image: HBO Max

That makes it an unusually clean entry point. You can watch season 1 knowing only that Chris Smith survived The Suicide Squad, and season 2 rewards a viewing of Superman (2025) without requiring it. No third season has been ordered: after the finale Gunn said he had no plans for one but would not rule it out.

Peacemaker poster
Official Peacemaker artwork. Image: HBO Max

Peacemaker cast 22

  • John Cena
    John CenaChris Smith / PeacemakerMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Danielle Brooks
    Danielle BrooksLeota AdebayoMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Freddie Stroma
    Freddie StromaAdrian Chase / VigilanteMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Chukwudi IwujiClemson MurnMain · Season 1
  • Jennifer Holland
    Jennifer HollandEmilia HarcourtMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Steve Agee
    Steve AgeeJohn EconomosMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Robert Patrick
    Robert PatrickAuggie SmithMain · Seasons 1, 2
  • Frank Grillo
    Frank GrilloRick Flag Sr.Main · Season 2
  • Annie ChangDetective Sophie SongRecurring · Season 1
  • Lochlyn Munro
    Lochlyn MunroDetective Larry FitzgibbonGuest · Seasons 1, 2
  • Elizabeth LudlowKeeya AdebayoGuest · Seasons 1, 2
  • Rizwan ManjiJamilRecurring · Season 1
  • Nhut LeJudomasterRecurring · Seasons 1, 2
  • Christopher Heyerdahl
    Christopher HeyerdahlCaspar LockeRecurring · Season 1
  • David Denman
    David DenmanKeith SmithRecurring · Season 2
  • Sol RodríguezSasha BordeauxRecurring · Season 2
  • Tim Meadows
    Tim MeadowsLangston FleuryRecurring · Season 2
  • Michael RookerRed St. WildRecurring · Season 2
  • Dee Bradley BakerEagly (voice)Voice · Season 1
  • Nathan Fillion
    Nathan FillionGuy Gardner / Green LanternGuest · Season 2
  • Isabela MercedKendra Saunders / HawkgirlGuest · Season 2
  • Sean GunnMaxwell LordGuest · Season 2
Creator and showrunner
James Gunn
Writer
James Gunn (all 16 episodes)
Directors
James Gunn, Jody Hill, Rosemary Rodriguez, Brad Anderson, Greg Mottola, Peter Sollett, Alethea Jones
Music
Clint Mansell, Kevin Kiner
Studios
The Safran Company, Troll Court Entertainment, DC Films (season 1), DC Studios (season 2), Warner Bros. Television

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. John Cena: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Danielle Brooks: LaShawnda Jones, CC BY-SA 4.0; Freddie Stroma: Kevin Paul, CC BY 4.0; Jennifer Holland: Kevin Paul, CC BY 4.0; Steve Agee: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Robert Patrick: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, CC BY 4.0; Frank Grillo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Lochlyn Munro: Ian Gutiérrez Sucre, CC BY-SA 4.0; Christopher Heyerdahl: Jeff Hitchcock from Vancouver, BC, Canada, CC BY 2.0; David Denman: sagindie from Hollywood, USA, CC BY 2.0; Tim Meadows: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Nathan Fillion: Kevin Paul, CC BY 4.0.

Peacemaker trivia 10

  • Production

    Season 1 was shot in Vancouver under the working title 'The Scriptures', starting January 15, 2021, and wrapped after 131 shooting days on July 11. Source

  • Production

    James Gunn wrote all eight season 1 scripts in about eight weeks, in a gap between finishing The Suicide Squad and starting Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Source

  • Casting

    Freddie Stroma was not the first Vigilante. Chris Conrad was cast in November 2020 and left over creative differences; Stroma replaced him in late May 2021. Source

  • Production

    The deadpan season 1 opening dance is set to Wig Wam's 'Do Ya Wanna Taste It'; season 2 swaps in Foxy Shazam's 'Oh Lord'. Source

  • Production

    The score is by Clint Mansell and Kevin Kiner, because The Suicide Squad composer John Murphy was busy scoring Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Source

  • Production

    Season 2 filmed at Trilith Studios in Atlanta from April to November 2024, at the same time as Superman, which is why Gunn could no longer direct every episode himself. Source

  • Casting

    Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. has dark hair in season 2, unlike his grey look in Creature Commandos, because Grillo was shooting Tulsa King at the same time and Gunn felt temporary dye would look wrong. Source

  • Production
    Spoilers Reveals a season 1 finale moment

    Season 2's 'previously on' recap reshot the season 1 finale's superhero cameo, swapping the old DCEU Justice League for the new DCU's Justice Gang to fit the new continuity. Source

  • Reception

    HBO Max said the season 1 finale's viewership was 44 percent higher than the premiere's, and a record single-day audience for an HBO Max original episode at the time. Source

  • Reception

    Critics liked season 2 more: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes (149 reviews) and 78 on Metacritic, against 93% (91 reviews) and 70 for season 1. Source

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Peacemaker?

Both seasons stream on HBO Max in the US on every plan. HBO Max is also available as a channel on Prime Video, and season 1 can be bought on Prime Video.

How many seasons and episodes of Peacemaker are there?

Two seasons and 16 episodes: season 1 (2022) and season 2 (2025), eight episodes each.

Is there going to be a Peacemaker season 3?

No third season has been ordered as of September 15, 2026. James Gunn said after the season 2 finale that he had no plans for one, but would not rule it out.

Do I need to watch The Suicide Squad before Peacemaker?

It helps but is not required. Season 1 picks up after the 2021 film, and season 2 is set after Superman (2025) in the DCU.

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